Ghanaian music legend Rocky Dawuni has once again made history with his fourth Grammy nomination.

Although he didn’t take home the award, his consistent recognition by the Recording Academy is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and passion for music.

Dawuni’s nomination in the Best Global Music Album category for his album “Voice of Bunbon, Vol. 1” is a remarkable achievement, showcasing his unique blend of Afrobeat, reggae, and traditional Ghanaian sounds to a global audience.

ROCKY DAWUNI WITH VYBZ KARTEL AT GRAMMY’s 2025

With four (4) Grammy nominations under his belt, Rocky Dawuni remains one of Ghana’s most celebrated and internationally recognized artists.

His music continues to inspire and uplift fans around the world, solidifying his legacy as a true Ghanaian music icon.

Renowned Journalist Abeiku Santana in an interview some years back with Rocky asked; When are we going to end this Grammy drought? Why always Grammy?

In response Rocky made it very clear that He went there without thinking about it and being absurd about it, by doing excellent work and even stated on record that it’s not an easy feet for an artiste to be nominated three (3) times and now four (4) on that big stage; more like the World Cup.

Skip Bayless, known for his role as a sports commentator, has been named in a lawsuit where he’s accused of offering a former Fox Sports hairstylist, Noushin Faraji, $1.5 million to have sex with him.

The lawsuit also includes allegations of inappropriate physical contact and creating a hostile work environment over several years.

This legal action was filed in Los Angeles, with the plaintiff seeking unspecified damages from Bayless, Fox Sports, and Fox Corporation.

The accusations span from 2017 until last year, detailing incidents including “lingering hugs,” kisses on the cheek, and comments about changing her life if she complied with his advances.

Fox Sports has stated they take the allegations seriously but have no further comment due to the pending litigation. The lawsuit also names other Fox Sports personalities and executives in related claims of workplace misconduct.

Exactly 25 years ago, a group of men met and decided to establish a masquerade club.

Today, we celebrate the visionaries who founded the Supreme Masqueraders Club, paving the way for the legacy we have today.

This was made possible by; Abuma Boateng, Alfred Ankomah, Kojo Owusu, Christopher Forson.

A heartfelt thank you to our all current and past executives, members, tailors and bandsmen whose dedication and passion have made us Ghana’s biggest masquerade club.

Together, we honor the past, embrace the present, and continue to build a brighter future.